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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925.
OUR STORE AND YOUR CITY
We recognize that our store possesses a civic responsibility,
that of supplying the citizens of this city and community
with the goods they want, of doing it courteously and fairly,
that the city may prosper. Our reward has been success,
and we feel we owe it largely to the good people of New
Britain who have always co-operated with us so generously,
for it has been said that "a store is a credit to a town only
as it is supported by the right kind of customers."
BOSTON
H. J. DONNELLY CO.
A STORE FOUNDED UPON CONFIDENCE
We arc well aware that the success of this sttfre depends
entirely upon the degree of satisfaction the public enjoys in
buying here. The greater the satisfaction for the customer,
the greater the success for the store. With that fact always
in our mind, we shall strive earnestly every business day to
create for you, the customer, greater buying satisfaction.
We wish to merit your continued patronage; we wish to
earn your esteem and friendship, for on such foundations
only can a great business be built.
CONTINUATION OF OUR PHENOMENAL
We offer thousands of dollars' worth of Brand New Fall Merchandise. Enthusiasm began the moment the sale started. Now comes the third
day. All over the store the sale goes merrily on. You may be sure that a tremendous volume of sales is keeping pace with every golden minT
ute. Come for your share tomorrow. SEE FOR YOURSELF how the word SAVINGS takes on a brand new glow of interest. Each and every
department in the entire store has special offerings for Saturday.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED WITH EVERY PURCHASE OR MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED
ABIEJO EXIST
Fishing Is Only Industry ol
..... the Natives
. Waihlrtgton." T. C, Oct. 16
How the Eskimos live In icy
Greenland, one of the moat for
bidding o all inhabited area, is
i related in the following bulletin
from the National' Geographic so
' clety; baned on a radio dispatch
from thii MacMillan Arctic expedition
"Aside frdin its mlns of coal and,,
(C.ryolitc. UrceiUand Is as free of In-
duHlry and .manufacture as it is ot
i agriculture, husbandry or forestry.
' The rock lace-work border between
''.tco Cap and v'h off its no oppo:
', tunjty:. for farming, or herding and
t a, two . Inch tret: produces little
lumber, But there are thousands of
suitable harbors to which a kayuk
H or a smalt wooden boat can re-
treat from the slprin.
fishing Only Industry
i; "The Kskinio has been repulsed
' by a barren land which, however,
welcomes him cordially when tlsh
are piled on his deck or walrus or
; aeal drag at. his towline. It, is
., natural therefore that the only In
dustrial plant wo saw in Ureeu-
.; biriti Should be related to fishing.
' ''JSfcross-a narrow bight from tlio
... matVt . town of HolMunborg is '
small but modem fnetoty for ean
;' nlng halttiut. There itirts. In bright
bead collars, vorlj, for forty cuts
a day, solder cans, weigh the linn
white flesh or Fcrub sections of the
pig fish in chilly tubs of sea water.
"Jri the north, ns elsewhere,
elvillxatlau has been working its
way :with primitive, peoples. What
has meant wealth to Gloucester
has meant Increasing want to the
kayaker, the Panes have
sought to provldo employment for
those (ircpnl.in'dern who, wlillo de
veloping tastes for imported arti-
. cies. are farming their once pro
ductive linl' acres h-sa profitably
than before. Tho halibut cannery
. at HolMenborg is nn attempt to en-
J able a settlement to live through
cooperation at n time when indi
vidual skill and Initiative are on
the wane. Sons of l.ayakeis t1io
would brave anv storm gel seasick
on the big hulibut yehooner and It
la hard to find efficient men at anv
price commensurate with possible
return .. ..
Trapping White Whales '
"Greenland halibut is perfection
In fish, food and a sale is gradually
b'lng'de' i'opd for rannd halibut
1 produrd tn a factory which an
swers demand, not for food or
leads one to think that during
growth one eye migrates across the
head and that the body axis shifts.
Changes Skin to Match Bottom
"Not only because of his shifty
eye and turnable spine is the hali
but Interesting, but he Is also able
to change the color ot his skin to
match that of the bottom near
which he lies. In some mysterious
way thjs ability to play chameleon
la connected with eyesight and a
severing of the optic nerve robs
the halibut of its protean ability to
camouflage himself against the
home, he has chosen and the furni
ture amid which he moves. Only
by keeping his eyes open can the
halibut work out a color scheme
of his own. So commercial fisher
men prevent the. flesh from becom
ing discolored by using the fish's
own body as a blinder and laying
hlin eyes down.
"When a schooner arrives in
port with many of its cargo still
alive, the bins are full of tlsh, all
stacked with the white side, up. As
the huge fish are lifted to the
wharf,, the first operation t to cut
tho head, which forms a consider
able portion of the liqdy, and tons
of these are thrown Into the har
bor or given to the poor of the
town. Just, before night one sees
pairs of trousered girls bringing
home baskets of fish heads which
are uplit and hung from polc6 to
keep them from the dogs and al
low them to dry. These drying i
heads Khe llavor to the town and !
Not Single Shot Fired in Mili
tary Operation
Shanghai, Oct. IS CP) Shanghai,
the gateway port of China, today fell
into the hands of a new military
ruler, General Sun Oman-Fang,
the Chekiang commander. Without
llrlng a shot, 10,000 of his troops
took possession of the city, while
15,000 troops of General Chang
Tso-LIn, who have held the city
many months, withdrew towards
central China.
More than 80 Chinese sentenced
to death were turned over to for
eign authorities by General Shins
Shl-I.len, the retiring commander,
who was unable to execute the of
fenders after sentences had been
Imposed by mixed courts.
The chango of military rulers
was not without disorder, however.
A train on the Shanghai Nanking
railway on which Silas H. Strawn
of Chicago, American delegate to
the Chinese customs conference at
Peking was riding, was seized by
Chinese soldiers. Mr. Strawn, his
was not known whether he would
make a drive along the Shanghai
Nanking railway In an endeavor to
conquer the entire province or
Kiangsu. but It Is known that a con
siderable force of his men had been
dispatched to Sungkiang through
the waterways of Lake faiho and
are menacing tho railway line.
Authorities at the international
settlements here today started adopt
ing precautionary measures. All
defense units were ordered to
stand by and barricades of barbed
wire were erected about the settle
ment boundaries.
Social and Dininsr Club
Formed by London Girls
London. Oct. 16 UP) The ne
cessity, or liking, for clubs for
women has extended to the city
worker. Most of the big banks and
Insurance companies have their
own catering arrangements and are
able to feed their girl employes at
a small cost. The firm employing
only one or two girls Is not so well
placed and it is for these employes
that a new club has been opened
In the heart of the city.
The girl members will be able td
eat there at a reasonable cost as
well as use the club as a social
center lo prepare for sports or eve
ning engagements without first
having to rush homo to the suburbs.
ilnna-hter and Mahlon I'. Perkins.
mako Its scent as vivid as are the u.ci,nlca expert of the state depart
local colors in which bright beads j men(i ere force(j to return here
have so large a part. , before they were allowed to proceed,
ltcsciic (Ship .Now a Pier In Snangila two regiments of de-
"Out in the harbor is the tower- I &rKK troops were caught in tim
ing hulk of the Old Peru, a fial-, d armored cars and disarmed
laut ship which was once sent to
the relief of Nanecn but Is now
used as a floating pier.
"IJko the primitive peoples of
the north, this venerable vessel has
a Hat nose and high cheek bones
so that it seems as though it. could
float broadside as easily an go
ahead. An old sailor down In
Maine described such a vest.! by
salng that if a bucket tell over
board und'-r lit r bowsprit, she
would bump it ahead of her for a
week before she would get past It.
This old vessel marks one stage In
the Hoyal Vanish Trading com
pany. The shiny tin cans of the
Holstcnborg cannery, tilled to the
top with the firm flesh of the
northern hallhut, mark another
stage In modern man's effort to
adapt himself to changing sur
roundings, as the king of flatfish
does in shifting eye and body axis
and changing the. color of his
skin."
by tho advancing Chekiang forces.
The arrival of General Sun Chuan
t'ang Is expected hourly. The extent,
of campaign of subjugation of out
side territory was not revealed. It
MKS. Met; RATH SUU'RISKII
About 25 friends of Mrs. Charles
McGrath of 45 Grlswold street ten
dered her a surprise party last night
in honor of her birthday. Guests
were present from Hartford and this
city. Mrs. McGrath was the reci
pient of a large number of gifts. A
musical program of Hawaiian guitar,
ukulele, piano and Vocal selections
were carried out and dancing en
joyed, followed by refreshments.
Miss Beyc to Speak on
"Correct Nutrition"
An address by Miss Klteahcth
Bee. recently appointed nutritionist
tor the New Britain public school?,
profit, but for tuploj im-nt by those Uvill be the feature of the meeting
who' would otherwise lack It. Suk- of the Parent-Teachers' association
kertoppn has become prosperous, , of the Kast F'rect school tonight,
by running nets b'lwe.-n Islands Miss Beye will spak on "Pome Evi-snd-
trapping white what's. The ;denee of the Need of Correct Nutri
whale factory around which I lie j tion."
entire conomlc. life of the town The full program for the nieolleg
renters oin be iMo- i b d with right .follows: Secretary's r port; tra.ur-
hundfd cnrcss In n prasnn.
"Holb'enb'iix di'-nds on a big
fist tlsh to keep bright boots on
Us wJmirii and fat rhc-lis on Its
babies.
"The halibut is the king of those
fish who.-- w.indni'g eyes and
shifting body plains make them
seem de-tormed when th-y are ac
tually highly deeep.. for the life
they lead. Although the life his
tory of Mie bntlbiit Is still un
known, a study of llvse Hat tlsh
!er's report; vocal solo, Miss Klcanoi
I Johnson: address, Miss Elixahe'h
'Beye: selection, James Law; reading
'Itss Mildred Erlcson.
f . WOItS UNIFICATION
Preseott. Arte.. Oct. 1fi The
Arh.ona conference of the Metho
dist Kplscopnl church went on rec
ord yesterday In favor of tdie unifi
cation of the Southern and Northern
branches of the church by a send
ing vote of 19 to S.
GOLDENBLUM'S
TOMORROW MORNING ONLY!
3 Hour Sale
9 to 12
QUICK CLEARANCE OF
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Trimmed Hats
Values up to $5.00
ppfe IA 'th !atl"shades and fin":l :lvinlsh stjles to please bot" III
m it. its Octets X I
war nun wunuuincigui y
models ; good-looking and , '
good-wearing.r IMvl
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Come Early for First Choice
Thpse Hats will be all sold by noon or before and cannot
be duplicated anywhere for less than $5.00. We need the
room, and out t!iy po at this lucky low price.
9 FOR ALL DAY SATURDAY' WE OFFER EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES ON ALL OTHER HATS THROUGHOUT hTUKB
Goldenblum Millinery Co.
188 Main Street, Cor. Main and Court Street, New Britain
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